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12/21/2011 11:25 AM

HELP! I need resources for our defense about Building Management Systems particularly electronic keys, temperature control.. can somebody give me circuit designs of these systems? thank you so much!

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12/21/2011 11:44 AM

The point-to-point diagrams for electronic access control systems will vary with manufacturers of the varied components and desired operation.

Has a functional narrative been established for each opening? This is step one (and is often neglected), and must be completed before equipment is specified or ordered.

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12/21/2011 11:44 AM

Perhaps a potential seller of equipment to you might supply this information, after you provide them with adequate information to produce a proposal.

No one will be able to supply "circuit designs" of unknown systems, but keep on dreaming, maybe Santa will bring them.
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12/21/2011 12:11 PM

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12/24/2011 1:58 AM

Visit some of leading BMS manufactures web sites to get technical details of their product.
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12/27/2011 4:17 PM

What type of system, BACnet, I/A LON, Andover, Seimens, Honeywell, Johnson, Schneider..... with out knowing the type of system you are choosing for the systems you want to operate it is hard to know. Chillers have their own set of keys, lighting panels another, with each of the fore mentioned manufacture.

All though the standards in the blue prints (engineered drawings) are typical of each-every building.

As Lyn said it would be best to have the Engineered drawings, drawn up and in hand before seeking this type of advice. And if you get the buildings drawings they come with a legend, schedule, and keys to help you know what you are looking at on the plans.

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